Dustin
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Ansible's `user` module *requires* that the `usermod` command be present, even if it would not actually create or modify the specified user. It does not actually execute it unless it needs to, so we can stub it out. Making it a symlink to `false` ensures that it will never do anything, and will fail if its actually run. |
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